Salt Lake County prosecutors dismissed charges against Nathan Crane’s client accused of starting a July Fourth grass fire that burned about 25 acres and damaged several structures including a home. As reported in the Salt Lake Tribune, Cottonwood Heights police made considerably errors in their investigation of the case.
By: Nathan A. Crane
Read the article by Pat Reavy, published in the Deseret News and see the video coverage on KSLTV
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